Congress of the Philippines

The Congress of the Philippines is the country's national legislature, responsible for making laws, reviewing national policies, and overseeing government functions. It consists of two chambers: the House of Representatives, whose members are elected based on districts and party-list systems, and the Senate, with members elected nationwide. Congress debates and passes legislation, approves the national budget, and serves as a check on the executive branch. Its role is essential for shaping laws that affect all Filipinos and ensuring that government actions are accountable and representative of the people's interests.